we originally started with 24 conga players and once we put that out there, even more conga players requestedthe event. we said, well, let's open it up and once other conga players came to us, we said we're going to break it down into quadrants. northeast, northwest, southeast, southwest, brackets of eight. four brackets of eight. >> look at that. happens sunday night. where? >> at the la fonta blue this sunday night, from 8:00 p.m., doors open at 8:00 p.m. and end at 1:00 a.m. >> 1:00 a.m. it seems to me it's possible this event could still be going on monday morning when they're on the air. that's a lot of music to get in. >> oh, yeah. >> how much are tickets? >> twenty-five dollars. >> twenty-five dollars. >> it's going to be a lot of fun. it's going to be loud, too. >> well, not necessarily, because really you're dealing with the percussion section. and our music director, buggy, drummer from the back yard band, he'll be directing everything. we'll have a full back line. won't be just drums and congas. we'll have music in between. at the end of the night we're going to have the go go all-

>> actually it was 32 conga players.e out on top of all the 32. >> so you must be thrilled? >> i'm very thrilled. >> tell me what the whole experience was like, because it was the first time. your first time with this kind of competition. what was it like doing it, what was the crowd response? >> well, it was actually a very good show. that's why i want to thank nikko and heartbeat and fly source, and go go radio for throwing the show at first. and it was a good show all around. it was all around good show. the competition was very strong. it was a lot of surprises out of that. >> we have some clips here from the show last week. this is something that will go on now i think year after year after year. it's a competition. but i would imagine most of the bands and conga players are friends, right? >> yeah. >> it's like a family, the go go community. >> we all know where we came from. >> tell us where you came from, how long you've been playing. >> i've been playing over 20 years. i started like in '88 and i first played wi

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right, he was wrong, he's contrite, but he has to not reveal too much because if he does there's a conga line of lawyers ready to sue for him $100 million fortune for all of the time his countersued, won libel suits against newspapers, there's the justice department that wants to claim $30 million from him perhaps because of the u.s. postal service endorsement. he's attempting to do something very difficult with his interview and that's what i'm looking to watch. not only did he admit it but how much he revealed. >> why now, why did he come clean with oprah, oprah admits she didn't get a clearancer. listen. >> i asked that question and i'm not sure i still have the answer to that question, why he wanted to do it now. i specifically asked that question. i think he was just -- he was just ready. i think the velocity of everything that's come at him in the past several months, particularly the past several weeks, he was just ready. >> dave, is there any vantage for him to coming clean now? >> well, i don't know about now, the timing of now. but i have two theories based on people i've spoke

unfortunately, there is a long conga line of witnesses saying that's who he was and that's the toughestng to overcome because if he challenges it, he's challenging the report and then won't end the lifetime ban. >> if you're not a cycling ban or in to sports overall, that is intriguing tori story about the fall of an athlete. and temptation. we saw it in baseball and other sports and has an impact on kids who look up to them or thinks that's what it takes to be a success. thank you both very much. we'll see what he says on thursday. >>> back to the president's announcement tomorrow on new gun control legislation to pursue. joining me live now, chris van hollen of maryland, top democrat on the house budget committee. thank you again for joining me. >> great to be with you. >> i want to start off with guns because we know now tomorrow morning the president will outline what he would like to see and mother jones has an intriguing article on 14 ways obama can push gun control without congress. with the anticipation already that some of your colleagues, republican colleagues and maybe even a

i mean, there is a macy's thanksgiving day conga line of lawyers outside his compound looking to getce of his $100 million fortune. but i've spoken to people around armstrong. and it really is twofold why he's coming out now. actually threefold. the first is that the statute of limitations on his last testimony in 2005 just ran out. so he can talk about this without fear of actual criminal prosecution. the second is that the guy is a competition junkie. and he really does want to be part of the competitive world again. he wants to be a competitive triathlete. and usada holds all the cards in that regard. if they don't lift the ban, he's not competing. and the third thing is that he actually did feel very damaged by their findings which painted him as kind of the tony soprano of the cycling world. not just another p.e.d. user but somebody who threatened, bullied and facilitated the doping use among his entire team. but that put him in a very difficult situation which i frankly think he failed spectacularly where he needed to show usada he was willing to play ball but at the same time